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Join us for a four day adventure in the Arctic Circle beneath the Aurora.
The stars have aligned for this trip, quite literally. March 20th is the spring equinox, when the Aurora’s magnetic field produces the brightest and most active Northern Lights of the year. This perfectly coincides with a new moon, creating prime viewing conditions. These are astral circumstances that would make any crystal girl swoon.
The Aurora Borealis is just the tip of the iceberg. We’ll be chasing glaciers, snowmobiling through fresh pow, ice fishing while channeling our inner Jeremy Wade, dog sledding for miles, learning how to dance salsa and culminating the adventure with our signature family dinner on the final night.
We meticulously avoid planning every detail so that each experience is organic and natural. As a wise man once said, the best things in life are unplanned.
The best things in life also happen, Out West.
Join us for a four day adventure in the Arctic Circle beneath the Aurora.
The stars have aligned for this trip, quite literally. March 20th is the spring equinox, when the Aurora’s magnetic field produces the brightest and most active Northern Lights of the year. This perfectly coincides with a new moon, creating prime viewing conditions. These are astral circumstances that would make any crystal girl swoon.
The Aurora Borealis is just the tip of the iceberg. We’ll be chasing glaciers, snowmobiling through fresh pow, ice fishing while channeling our inner Jeremy Wade, dog sledding for miles, learning how to dance salsa and culminating the adventure with our signature family dinner on the final night.
We meticulously avoid planning every detail so that each experience is organic and natural. As a wise man once said, the best things in life are unplanned.
The best things in life also happen, Out West.